Between the ACU Vice Chancellor and Agitating Parents, By Folu Olamiti
...it is good for the Anglican Church, proprietors of the University to speak out on this matter and educate parents on what it takes to raise great leaders of tomorrow from our younger generation of today. In these end times, we should not submit our children to the world because…
Metempiricism of Margins: Anthony Asiwaju and the Circumference of Knowledge, By Toyin Falola
Professor Asiwaju's pale of expertise as the country's preeminent borderland scholar helped him to achieve border security enhancement, conflict management and prevention, cross-boundary cooperation, policy promotion, and border region developments. Thus, he channelled his knowledge from borderland studies into taking practical measures concerned with the betterment of society with special…
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Ajimobi’s Last-minute Heists: Of Media Scoops and a Jaundiced Narrative?, By Festus Adedayo
Could the serial publications of these alleged thefts be a manifestation of a clandestine manipulation and exploitation of the excitement of the media for Specifically, could Ajimobi be a victim of someone who wants to be considered for a ministerial slot, who feels that muck-raking and destroying the Oyo governor…
Celebrating the Victory of Jesus, By Femi Aribisala
Thanks to Jesus, salvation is no longer based on obeying laws we could not obey. It is now based on believing what we can believe. God created the first man, Adam, in his image and likeness. He then put him in his garden of Eden to tend and take care…
Al-Bashir, Bouteflika and Change In Africa, By Owei Lakemfa
...as Africa arose from the ashes of the slave trade and the grave of colonialism, so shall she rise from its current tragedies. Change is natural; its genuine winds shall blow through our mother continent. As part of international delegations, I met Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir thrice when he was…
Can We Simply Adopt the 1963 Constitution?, By Simbo Olorunfemi
...what ails us as a people has less to do with the type of system we practise (even as I am for a parliamentary system) and the constitution by which we are governed. What is of paramount interest to the people at the bottom of the pyramid is to be…
AI As Game-Changer for the Competitiveness of African Children (2), By Adetola Salau
African K-12 education needs to adopt tools and curricula that demonstrate the entirety of AI concepts in order to truly prepare students for 21st-century college and career success. These concepts are visual recognition, landmark-based navigation, object manipulation, facial recognition and expressions, speech generation, and speech recognition. I believe this artificial…
South Africa: Mmusi’s Democratic Alliance (1), By Rafiq Raji
As head of the DA, which is still adjudged by most black South Africans, as a party that promotes the interests of whites, Maimane ought to fit in perfectly. But that has not been the case. In other words, Maimane’s black heritage has not proved to be as much of…
Help, I Lost My Life, By Ose Oyamendan
The phone is her life, like it has become all of our lives. How did we become so enslaved to a tiny gadget that fits into a pocket. My assistant losing her phone and the realisation that we’re all enslaved to our phones reminds of another encounter a few years…
Between My Tribe and My Party, By Kenneth Gyado
The party is superior to the tribe because the party has the capacity to physically affect our well being, while allegiance to the tribe only gives one an illusion of vicarious satisfaction. While loyalty to the party expands our horizon, obsession to ethic groups shrinks our world view. In 1983,…
